griffe

Griffe is the sediment that forms on the top of new wine a few days after it is bottled.

"Griffe, I should think," offered the little Irishman.

An Emerson La Griffe was featured in the 2007 film: Doomsday.

La griffe rose (1862)

Remarkably, there is nothing episodic about "Sa Griffe."

Everyone knows, I thought, everyone knows the colour of Ma Griffe perfume.

La griffe, Paris (1957)

Other articles have describe him as a "griffe" (32 parts white/96 parts non-white; the child of a mulatto and a pure Black).

Griffe Dindon (1980)

La Griffe - Make It Shine (Original mix)

La Griffe de l'ange (1999)

The French Oceanographers and La Griffe Pursuit: To gain respect in the scientific community.

La Griffe et la Dent, album animalier (1977)

Some historians speculate that he may have been a mulatto (El Griffe was a common nickname for those of mixed African and European ancestry).

Muriel Robin in La Griffe (A71)

I couldn't see Maria now, but I smelled the perfume - I'd bet it was Ma Griffe, heavy and exotic, oh boy!

A spur (French griffe, German Eckblatt), in architecture, is the ornament carved on the angles of the base of early columns.

The Magic Touch (La Griffe Magique)

Out of the mare La Griffe, he was a son of the very influential Champion sire, Blushing Groom.

The term griffe or sambo has been used for someone of three-quarters African heritage, or the child of a biracial parent and a fully black parent.

Annick Blancheteau for La Griffe (A71)

The CQC-7, Commander, and La Griffe are favored by the main characters and are used as defensive weapons throughout the books.

Hermès's signature stitch requires a tool called a griffe to imprint pinpricks; another tool then pokes holes, and wax-covered linen thread joins the pieces together.

Dormoy worked with Vionnet alongside other designers such as Jacques Griffe and Marcelle Chaumont.

He went on to create works such as Ma Griffe (Carven) and Miss Dior (Christian Dior) despite this condition.